the Keiser Report - the Economics of Extinction

In the first part of this new Max Keiser Report, Stacy Herbert and Max Keiser talk about zombie banks and the redundancy of words with reference to taking action against the corporations playing casino with our hard-earned cash.

In the second half, as is the formula for this show, Max interviews some financial guy about his feeling on how fucked up this corporate shit hole planet is. Except this time, he interviews Paul Watson who runs the SEA SHEPHERD programme of economic intervention as a form of peace activism. Hit them right in the pocket.

Just listen to the interview, it's a revelation.

click below to read my full editorial comment on this amazing edition of the Keiser Report.

Well, because they're a PROFIT-hungry cabal of globalist psychopaths of the highest order.

Why would you say that?

Because these insane ingrates bulk-strip the world of its natural resources to fill their pockets with fiat money that benefits NO-ONE. Take WHALING, in fact let's broaden it out to FISHING in general. Fishermen used to fish, eat their catch and sell any excess at market; it was a natural symbiosis of man and his food. Then along came the corporations and OPTIMISED TURNOVER was suddenly more important than ethics or natural balance. It became a race to control the most amount of any commodity to then go ahead and SET THE PRICE.

But how do you do that?

Well, if you can fish shark or whales, or bluefin tuna, or cod utterly to extinction FOR STORAGE, you're sure to increase the future price of that commodity - works for diamonds, why not for food?

Right?

RIGHT?

But wait a minute, did you say, "Fish these species to extinction to control the future price of the commodity?"

Yeah, what's wrong with that? It works for the price of tiger skins and elephant ivory, too. Get as much as you can as fast as you can then HOLD ONTO THE STOCK so that you can wipe the floor clean at some point in the future. It's perfect.